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Yes, games are going to eventually rid all developed countries of soldiers!
Once the technology is in place to transmit data from someone's 3D 'Tank Simulator' and convert it into commands for a remotely enabled tank, then you don't need half the military staff required now.
The technology exists, it's just too easy to block the signal at the moment...
-IB
Once the technology is in place to transmit data from someone's 3D 'Tank Simulator' and convert it into commands for a remotely enabled tank, then you don't need half the military staff required now.
The technology exists, it's just too easy to block the signal at the moment...
-IB
I'lll send R2D2 out right away...
Better not send that Short Circuit droid, or it'll just push off and have zany advertures all over the place...
Better not send that Short Circuit droid, or it'll just push off and have zany advertures all over the place...
FantasyMeisteŽ wrote:
> You'll still need Ordnance on the ground to put tank bridges in
> place, Engineers on the ground to repair your tanks, Catering to
> feed them, AAC to fly these people in.....nope, all the hi-tech
> hardware will still need human support.
So make some droids......
-IB
> You'll still need Ordnance on the ground to put tank bridges in
> place, Engineers on the ground to repair your tanks, Catering to
> feed them, AAC to fly these people in.....nope, all the hi-tech
> hardware will still need human support.
So make some droids......
-IB
Didnt they do that in 'Toys' or whatever it was called... that Robin Williams from from 1990?
You'll still need Ordnance on the ground to put tank bridges in place, Engineers on the ground to repair your tanks, Catering to feed them, AAC to fly these people in.....nope, all the hi-tech hardware will still need human support. Plus the fact that a 'visible' deterrant is always an effective defence.
Was it Armitage who quoted that 85% of Americans now believe that most military hardware is too expensive to send into battle in case it gets damaged?
Was it Armitage who quoted that 85% of Americans now believe that most military hardware is too expensive to send into battle in case it gets damaged?
Yes, games are going to eventually rid all developed countries of soldiers!
Once the technology is in place to transmit data from someone's 3D 'Tank Simulator' and convert it into commands for a remotely enabled tank, then you don't need half the military staff required now.
The technology exists, it's just too easy to block the signal at the moment...
-IB
Once the technology is in place to transmit data from someone's 3D 'Tank Simulator' and convert it into commands for a remotely enabled tank, then you don't need half the military staff required now.
The technology exists, it's just too easy to block the signal at the moment...
-IB